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Relaunch mmWave project on the Marineterrein

As of today a relaunch of our mmWave project is carried out on the Marineterrein in order to develop a privacy-friendly alternative for monitoring crowd movements.

Anniversary event Responsible Sensing Lab

We look back on a festive and inspiring event and hope it has been an inspiration for both to those who joined us in Amsterdam and online!

Responsible Sensing Lab anniversary event 2023

To celebrate our 2nd official anniversary, we are hosting an event on Thursday 16 February in Amsterdam. Prof.dr.ir. Peter-Paul Verbeek will provide a keynote on this festive day.

Kick-off landelijk project communicatie sensoren

Op 20 oktober 2022 vierden we de officiële start van een gezamenlijk project over effectieve en inclusieve communicatie over sensoren.

Interview Marijn Janssen

We interviewed prof. dr. ir. Marijn Janssen, full professor in ICT & Governance, about the sprawl of technology and how transparency should be achieved.

Pilot Shuttercam in omgeving ArenA

We zijn een nieuwe pilot met twee Shuttercams gestart in de omgeving van Johan Cruijff ArenA.

Senses of Amsterdam exhibited at OBA Slotermeer

Our interactive installation about sensors in the city Senses of Amsterdam is currently exhibited at the public library of Amsterdam (OBA) location Slotermeer!

Who is tracking the tracker?

The Tracker Scanner is a proof of concept that detects all types of bluetooth trackers. The project is used as a means to guide the conversation around the issue of trackers in general.

Interview Ibo van de Poel

We interviewed prof. dr. ir. Ibo van de Poel, professor in Ethics and Technology at Delft University of Technology.

Working visit committee of Digital Affairs

On Friday June 10 a delegation of the parliamentary committee of Digital Affairs visited the Responsible Sensing Lab during a working visit at the invitation of Shula Rijxman - Amsterdam’s new alderwoman for the Digital City.

Three projects exhibited at Arcam

On 11 March the exhibition Private_Eye_Butler_Spy will be opened, that features three of our projects.

Can smart doorbells be more privacy friendly?

You are invited to answer this question on March 10 and 14 in Amsterdam!

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